What is a proxy war?
Group of answer choices

a war where an alliance of smaller countries seek to control a large country

a war that is fought by large countries for control of smaller countries

a war fought between several large countries that may hurt smaller countries

a war fought by two smaller countries that is prompted by larger powers

Answer:

it is (A) war where an alliance of smaller countries seeks to control a large country.

Explanation:

No explanation not needed

A proxy war is a war fought by two smaller countries that is prompted by larger powers.

What is proxy war?

A proxy war is a conflict between two states or non-state actors in which one or both are acting at the behest of or on behalf of other parties who aren't personally engaged in the hostilities. A direct, ongoing connection between outside parties and the combatants is required for a conflict to qualify as a proxy war. The aforementioned relationship typically manifests itself in the form of financial support, military training, supplies, or other kinds of material aid that help a belligerent party maintain its war endeavor.

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